La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 19, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextC I T Y I jfv EDITION jlfcilj EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE :MtmQte., ItuMjtg ffibamiti?r THE W EAT II Mi Orogon: Unsettled, probably rain tonight mid Saturday, cooler to night. Modem to variable wind becoming wosu-iiy. VOLUME XXVII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE. OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 15)20 MEMBKIt ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 151 BAPTISTSOF CITY ELECT OFFICIALS Congregation Meeting Is Hnlrl Last Nirhtat La ( i; Grande Church HEALTHY GROWTH IN DEPARTMENTS Substantial ; Balance Re ported in Treasury; Members Select Three as Life Deacons. At a meeting of members of the congregation of the Klrst Baptist church of Idi Grande, hold In the church last night, officers, were, elected to serve from Apr. 18 to the same date In 1130 und reports were heard, by the goodly number of church people present. The reports showed that every department has enjoyed a healthy growth, ind that every Uopurtment alio wed all bills paid and a sub stantial balance In the treasury. The officers. ulceteU were as fol lows: ' : :--3 ; "' Life Deacons: 10. I'umon. J. H. Oliver and Charles G. Green. Jeacons: H. A. Ko, L J. Durks and Carl Kdenholiu. jjeaconosses; mrs. r, d. ieier, Mrs. Lucy Gllmun und Mia. J. W. BaUer. - ' Trustees: I. li. Chenault, three years: Sidney Huppersutt, two years, and J. L. Hodden, one year. -Clerk: Mrs. ('. W. Chandler. Treasurer of finance: J. L. Hed-, den. financial secretary: Mrs. C. H. Huppcrsctl. ,'. .. .i Treasurer beneficlenccj' 'Mrs. H. A. Kox. . ' - .Sunday school superintendent: Mrs. Minnie fiymini. Ki nance committee:.. Kox, chairman, ... Pulpit comnilltee: Chenault', Mrs. C. K. und Mrs. V, N. Hhade. MuhIu chairman: Mrs. , Ityiiuih. v : ' '- ' ' ' ' j j Ushers; Joe Miller. Kruest UrfgSJJ, Mrs, H. A. Mis. I. K. Huppersett Minnie. (Continued on Page ft) REN OSBORnF SPEAKER AT r LABOR UNION Part Of Pirate Lineup Is Given For Sunday Game Rightfield Position Is Not Certain Drizzle Tpday Not Heavy . Enough to Menace Opening. Although a dtitttle today damp ened spirits of sume ball fans a bit, the directors uT the La Grande baseball club continued with their plans for the opening of the Biuo Mountain season here Hunday. They believe that the game can be played with Baker unless a heavy rain results, ns today's precipitation merely moistened the ground. A tentative lineup is being com pleted today by Manage Gib Ktokko although the man who will start in right field has not yet been deter mined. . At present the outlook is ubuut as follows: Tentative I.liiftm ' I Batteries: Muff and Murehisun; first bustj, Stokke; second base, McKcnnon; shortstop. Helms: third base, Sylvester: left field, Moore, and center field. King. The battlnir order, also tentative. f conformeo REPARATIONS CONFERENCE DEADLOCKED Meeting of Experts Ends in Failure with Ger many Aggressive LORD RE VELSTOKE DIES EARLY TODAY Death of Head of Sub Committee Casts An Indian Couple Defy Officers For Seven Hours More Than 50 Shots Fired in California Battle Two Placed in Psycho pathic Ward. follows: Holms, Kin?, KtokkcMur chlson, -Moore, Sylvester and Mo Kennon. - ; Other men included on the list ol l.OH ANOK1.EK, Apr. 19 (Al'l A tier a seven-hour buttle In whluh more Hutu 60 allots were fired, and water, tear bombs and an armored truck were used by officers, un In dian couple, John D'Avlll. To, nnd hls.wlfo, Angclllu. 60. were cup- lured and placed In u psychopathic ward early toduy. Fifteen deputy sheriffs and a number of firemen. wllli orders not to hurt the coupl. shotgun, rifle, officers was .1 wounded. I Armed with u warrant fur. tht- urrest of the pair, believed to bo. I'AKih, Apr.. IK (API With insane. tBO deputy sheriffs arrived: ihiiiiiio iiri-aMHiwn or me. rrpara- ,,t IVAvlll'e four-room shack at. iimw negotiations held ott . by tlio .6:SU' o'clock yesterday afternoon, sudden "math of liort ItevelMokc, .. .,. UKed Jll(lan I110l thM1, with a Hrltlsh vxprrt. authoritative quar. Kn Mnd ordered them off his place, tors late today Imllcutnl Hut the Tey returned with three more or- niinii wesu HniUIlU rif.uia In un nilntnnl. In. Am t Iimv A JIL-i! Ol 1 SIIU1 l.l mill .rtauHionai onaaow over and pistol, one bession in Paris. ycstonlay may yet bo refloated, approuched, Mrs. I) Avlll openeu J fire on them with a shotgun. The I'AltlH, Apr. 1 (A')Tiulofficeis deserted the car, deployed death of liortl Itevelstoke. one of around tht house and summoned 511 players presented to the leuBiinllhe most sincere workers of Ihem Irclnforcciuotlta. . uy hecretary u. J. upermo follow: Uii, cast un uddltlonul shadow of ) The plucu wus soon surrounded niiiHiii, nii'iiiimiT, i.iyncn, um uj, kiuuiii over i no experts' committee I, y 15 deputy sheriffs who shouted Bamuolson. Williams. . Hareett, Ke-,on rupuratlons us It met today tu. to IJ'Avlli to surrender. : HHrrlcad- may ue euaiiReu some in me near adjourned until Monday as a mark ruture, with one or two others like- jof respect to him. ljrd Movcl ly to be included. ", istoke died at 7: HO a. m. ,i ' . I'laiM- to Drop Kail - The oxperls felt heated play l-resen plans are to start the'or ,ntcrllMUonH. PasonfeMn yesler-, Bme at 3: 0 o'clock after Or. W..duy. f HV" KeV f. Vhy introduces the players and ',,.,.., htt ,, too ,. for own, i-eiuieiier. naruison una mil report fuilure of lis neKotliitlons P, Jn '.lis shuck, and shoullnir In Bess. It Is expected that this list and the session was Iliililedlutely HmKilKh; "Mv house la mv castle." D'Avlll and his wife replied by. blazing uwny at the officers Willi a Bhotcun, 30-30 eullber rifle and MO caliber aulomutlo pistol. In an efrort to frlRiiten the couple, offi cers becan firlne tnto the air. -. The couple ran out of lh Khack and ho hud broken undor;lnlo a trench cut In the shupe of ' fr!onllnued nn Pas? 6? . Walter Pierce ; Reviews Book At Men's Club Meet hljii Ithe strain.. It was at this meeting cross in the front yard and while the uncumpromlsliif; utlltudc of Kr. 1.1)' Avili stood BUunl with his shnt- Hjuimur Schachl, German spokes-!eun and shouted in Hpnnisn, man, set at lie list lit the work Of the I (Continued .on Pave 4 '. REMOVE DOLLAR FROM ESOPHAGUS . fee U.K. Osborne, secretary of the Oregon Kederution of Labor, wuh the main upvaker at the meulliik' of the Central Labor union lant night in lii (-. city hull, Ito Mpoke of the work of the hiMt leglwlrtture. He aaid thnt labor favor free text books nnd also an old-age pension law. Ho hIho reported, that a fed eral law htvi been passed prohibit-. Ins the Hale of prison made goods but thai It does not become effec tive for five years. 'I'he Itetall Clerks reported that their organization Is progressing very nieely and a committee u appointed to help in their work. Air. Hatley und Mr. Ounu were present and spoke briefly.- Conditions pirtainlng to an or ganization campaign were UlsuuHsed and tin organizing cominllteu of five members was appointed to carry on this work. About 35 delegates and visitors attended the meeting. , 19 Roy Scouts Go To Pendleton Meet Nineteen y Scouts and several scout leaders left this uftfMnooii for I'endleton to attend the Junior seoul le-itdei-.s' eonference toduy, Saturday nnd Sunday. The conference will open with u bun:iet tonight at fi;30 o'elock 1 he address of welcome, will It? given by Kudolph Crommflin. of. JVndteton, world jnmljoree di'le gate. I Jr. .Herman H. Itelclmrd Walht Walla.: 'will be the principal tjMakor op Uje.-evj-nlng Among t)ie hoys who went from iiuf w avc. v ii'viuuu rviiiiinvi, uui cross 'iiid Holland llcassler. troop Kt;,Adaiii Lerghtun, Carl Cohinun. Vobdifiw iLameiell, Clair Thomas, Kwan' Marlirt, troop 3; CaH Amos, Hay Wilson, troop 4; t'arl John son, troop lii; Kdwln Kirlty, I'lalr 1'erktnti, llobert llamsry, Hiim Ash !. troop 14: VtTi .McChtlland and Clcon Coutwcll. trotip 1; Kenneth Webb. DonitUI Still, troop 13. A. W. NV'moii. Ir. W. T. Phy. i:. Itussell Scott, l'red Johnson and W., t I'erklns drove the boys to Pendleton. WlA I lll lt 1XIAV ":) a. in. 44 alKivc. Minimum 41 above, f'onditlon: cloudy, .02 of Inch of rain. UKATHKIt yiti-;k!ay Maximuui 66, minimum 3' above. Condition: clear. UKATlllvK APJt. II, ItH Maximum 43, minimum 31 above. Condition: trace of snow, moisture .12 of Inch. ' Haiti, 'The Magic Island," as the I book is named. In the Caribbean 1 sea, the home of the dark race who j dominate It was described by Wat- r.' , ' - f ' ter M. Pierce, former governor ol D .... . fc U.regoiW4iH the jM'neUal purl of '"(fojmTn. liirm TluhU iirograin !a.st Might ftijoyed by. a VUIT!,- IHKeR-5i-Omf i Odl large crowd of members of the j 01 MliVSliVet WllSOH' iiii'ii s ciuo oi mu x-i-esiiyn'i-mu ( church and their wives who gath ered ut the annual bamiuct and meeting of the organization at hlH wife performed sotuo sort of fuuftt leal ritual In which she tore $5 ana Sto bills Into confetti and showered herself with the bits, orflcera who later gathered up part of the lorn currency osiimaieu mat unoui wan destroyed by the Indian wom- an TWO-GUN BOB DISAPPOINTED :-IN CHIC AGO a r ui i r. ....... i-kilVJ UU11UUIS , I . uirifiii Am' la (API "TlVO- Gun" Hob Lliubefl', from tho wide A silver dollar lodired In I he .open spaces of Idaho Is deeply dls: which C M. Humphreys' presided. esophagus of MarBiiiel WIIkuu, of .appointed In f'hloiRo (ruiiuivn. H-t The evolution of human Instltu-1 ,u Uiunde, I'm iin limns was Ve- 'wild so last ulRht as he tusswl u tions on I he Island w as recounted ' moved last nlchl ul l lie 'rimnil..-nickel Into the air. pointed his pls- by Mr. tierce and In particular hejuonde hospital by Pr! L. Hal- tol and banged the bullalo between told of tho characteristics of thu slon. of this illy, ainl'.,lodny Uio.tho eyes. nutlve population, or the supersii-.)al,,ni (.rt ilirf liospllul Buflerlns' "I had heard," raid Two-Oun tlon of the voodoo religion which no m prrccls. .; , , ltob.'who is demons! ruling his pis do .ilnates their lives. .... ; . prowess for l.aak Wallon lerce. 'one o ne iinest iw? o,ri.elo t lie ,.h. he-shooters. Hut so far. I've found in me aiuie. asKing ner 10 man. ; , : ,KI . u nwni The La Grande High school or- ml r Uu' o'h. - - this to be u sb.sy town! ehestra directed by W. W. Nu.l Margaret Wilson walked Into the .,., baiiiii nlaved during the evening 'OffkM. of Dr. A. L. Itlclmrdnon, ilRlbM." 1 nnd wan thanked by Mr, Hum- Tuesday with . A. the plireys in behalf of the ussembly. itay Williams sang two vocal num bers and .Miss Myrna Ward enter tained with some readings. Tho .reveulod tho coin invocation was given by W. H.t Pickens and the ltev. J. George' Walz gave the convocation. announcement : ; i nave swaneweu a uoMar, H ne was Immediately taken to the hos pital for an X-ray picture whloh Camp Receives Oregon Trophy For Membership With about Oil members 111 nt- Oiih-r Special litvli'ifimiit The rorceps first used were nol iiulte long enough to resell Hie dol lar ami It was necessary lo wall until the proper Instrument could bo sent from I'orMimd. Hy the time the operation was performed ut 8:15 o'clock hint night the dollar had slid down several more, inches. i'he patient was under the Influ ence of ether when Dr. Jlutnton re-, moved the cola. . ' The dollar lsone of the largest tndanrp, the i.a Grande camp of j foreign bodies ever io have been the Modern Woodmen of America removed from a person on die 1'u received a beuutirul silver loving t L.,nu collti -fs .. A. ichard cup last night, presented by Htuto MOn. ..r ,pmnve It look firs! class Depuly Johnson Hnilth, or I'ort-1 ,.,.,iiir je abillly." land, as a result of Ju Grande win-! ' ning first umong the s7 state camps lor new members in IH28. District Deputy K. 1'. fate, or Port-, land, was in utt"ndance. During the meeting brief tulks were made by several, Including H. K. Dixon, Kherwood Williams, K. It. ltingo and Jr. K. 1. Mossuian. . HANT1AGO, (illle, Apr. 1 1) (Al'l fourteen persons were killed and twenty Injured In u rail road wreck between Iqucqur! und Antofaguslu last night. The locomotive of the train lost lis wheels in some unexplained fashion and tho cars which It was drawing piled -into It nnd over turned. ... . ' . i;k;ht i'i;i;T or snow KLAMATH 1'AM.H. Ore.. Apr. 18 A1') Severe winter condi tions have prevailed ut Crater na tional park during the ' past few days. Arthur Stone, caretaker at the lodge, said today that snow to u depth of eight feet covers the park. At this time last ycur, how ever, the snow was thirteen feet deep. Tiger Track Team To Take Part In Quadrangular Meet At Pendleton Home 1 8 Damaged By Kitchen Fire A stucco house occupied by Mr. Young und located on the Young properly the other side of Kussell street, caught fire at 11:03 o'clock this morning. Tim btaxe was quick ly extinguished by the fire depart ment, which returned from the blaze at 11:40 o'clock. A hole was burned through the kitchen floor. It Is believed that the f:re started from the stove. lamage has not been estimated. Diphtheria Case Under Quarantine The La Grande High school track and field team, undefeated Tor sev eral years In any but stale meets and Eastern Oregon champion for four consecutive years, will leave, here in two contingents tomorrow morning for a quudranguhtr meet in Pendelton. The high and low hurdlers wUI depurt at H a, m. fO as to arrive j In time for hurdle preliminaries, tq be run off at II o'clock. The remainder of the team will leave ( 0t 10 o'clock so as to reach Pen dleton before the main meet starts' ut 1:30 o'clock in Itound-Cp park. 1 Iji Grande Is sending a well bal- ' uneed'teani to Pendleton, entering strong men In every event. her. Thompson, ' i Polevault; Kvatis, Wolfe, Con ley. Hu gg, Gruham. liroad Jump: , Wolfe, Price, Ah remit, Torrence. Now- 120-yard land, Fa us, 440-yard dash: ten. Shulput: Tabor, Herry. - 20-yard dash: Keffer, Hoe, Graham. High Jump: Now land. Wolff,, Knapp, ItUKg, Torrence. 'S 20-yard low hurdles: I toe, Price, Kvuns, Ah rend t, Maker, Con ley. Discus: Keffer, Masters, Wolfe high hurdles: JCundel. Palmer, I), Pat- Itauman, J, rice, Ajiiief Keene-j. of Juseph. Ore,, student at the Sacred Heart aca demy lit La Grande, has developed a chmc of diphtheria and now fn quarantine in the detention hospi tal In this city. aihw Keeney is I S years of nwe. ; The case In the only contagious ' disease case reported at the city health office. The community has been singularly free rrom contagi ous Illnesses for the past several months, ays Dr. A. L. Itichurd jsmi, city health officer. Til I MI f. Six Kan On gon Wliuii'rs Kno-yard run: V. patten. llx- Men w ho won points In the Kast-' on. Webber, Thompson. ern Oregon meet last May at Union I Javelin: Price, Tabor, Kvuns, and who are members of this year's ( Kuus. team follow: The relay team will be picked Kefr,r. tnirj in luo and 220.' FIGURES IN SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS Willi iii over tlw tariff, farm reller and prnlilbltlon enforcement In pnisja t, llio hlg guns of IMillllcal voiifllct are Miieeled to rock Hmj capllol dome at WusIiIiikioii during Ilia sis lal sen nIoii now under way. Hihv are some ot tlio "hlg guns" and Hair Issue! left, Si-nalor (iiarles l. Mc.Vor), of Oreiimi, and CoiiKressman Tliomiis S. Williams of Illinois, chieftains In Hie new flgbt for rami ivllefi onier, Senator Itecd Smool, of liuli, clialrmiiu or tlw aonnto flnanco . coiiiiiilttio mid Joseph It. Uruudv, PrnnsylvHiiln munurncturer and high turirf ndvocato. In llio larllf riglit; NtMialor Wrnkty Jones, of Washington Mate, author of the Jones "five mid Km law" mid foiiKrcKsiunii R H. 1a Uunrtlla, Neiv York, anient not. In llio row over prohibition ' ' ' -. etifiM'ei.nient, . . SOVIET DISARM PLAN REJECTED 100 fourth in discus; Palmar, third in 440; Tabor, fourth In shotput and first in Javelin: Price, second in low hurdles and fifth in broad Jump; Itaker, rifth in tow hurdles; Now land, fourth In high hurdle and third In hitch jump. The following Ia Grande men. according to Coach It, W. Christie, are entered In the various events; 100-ya.rd dash: Keffer, Price, Ahrendt. Mile; V. Patten, LivU. Wb- 1 from thn following: Keffer. Hoc. Palmer, Price, WolTe, Graham and U. Patten. I He ports from Pendleton statti that SO high school men are e' f ec ted from U Grande, Cnfoti, I'enoieton and Mnton-Kreewater. He vera I of last year's stars arc no longer In school. Including An son. I .a Grande distance man; Hufford. Mllton-Kreewater weight man and Jumper; Tubor, 1m Grande j javelin man: Pendleton's crack hurdler. Pen Ian., and oth'-rs. Commission Turns Down Proposal But Not With-, t; . out Tnctfulness ; -: QKNKVA, Apr. 19-i-(AP)Thft preparatory commlHslon . on dls armament of the league of nations ton ay rejected the flovlct projecic totu ai'UHtv4 '-piirtlat - world -wid . diwaiittament .ftft.a basis for its fut ure work. An advisory opinion by the. Steering committee, however, wask, worded so ns to fosloi con ttmifd Husslan collaboration In the league's, disarmament efforts. Housecleaning Urged By Group 'Of Educators CHICAGO. April III CAP) HU prominent educators, sitting as a coroners Jury, have evolved from tils' investigation Into George Lux death last Hunday u series of rec ommendations fur a "moral houss cleaiilng" of modern youth; for solution, their verdict nald, of u problem "which seems lo be be coming all too general for the pub-; lie good." Lux, li3 years old, was suffocated under an automobile, In which ho was riding with young men and women folluwlng a tour of roud liouset!. "We recognize that tho auto mo. bile, the road house, the beer flat and the speakeasy have been sources of social and moral deter ioration, and urge that very ef fective means of control be em ployed lo regulate or eliminate, as the case requires, those sources of corruption In the life of youth. "Tho jury believes that when not all schools but all other social in HtftuUons as well develop ways und meaiiH to make character ideals ef fective, a lurge part of tho prob lem will lie solved. "We .are convinced that tho problems and conditions which face youth are not of their own making. They are not responsible for the fact that social conditions are unstable und unfavorable to the development of the highest type of life. We believe that In the final analysis, the determination of their hehavior and the use the young people are going to make of exist ing circumstances rests with the younger generation." Mellon Only A Stockholder, He Writes Senators - WASHINGTON, . .. Apr. 10 . AP) The senate Judiciary committee decided today nol to call Secretary Mellon In con : nectlon with Its Inquiry Into his right to hold office after it ; had received a statement from 't him ;thnt ho had resigned all executive connections befor entering the cabinet and that his only business Interests to- v, , ii. wore, IJioBo ofjf tiwkrpl44r .. a - ,;" - The committee adjourned, however, without taking- final action on the resolution of Henator - MclCellar, democrat, ' Tennessee,.; .w hich questioned the right of Mr. Mellon to hold office because or an old stututo forbidding theniecretary or the treasury to be' Interested in trado or commerce. . " CANNIBALISM IN KANSU PROVINCE MEXICAN l,v,S " -IN DEFEiiJlNG MORROW V CHIEF MKXll.'O CITY, Apr. 18 tAt') . A Mexican unity aviator has Inst his life In prevention of un Insult to his country's president, Jtiiiilllo I'orlss Oil, and linlteof Wales Am bussudor Uwlght W. Morrow. And, by a pecullur twist of Irony, the Insult which he sought to uvert niaturlllzed anyway just us his llfo eljbed away and became extinct, Wednesday night Lieutenant Jua quln Garcia Holanos saw a group of men pustlng somo . posters to walls on the outskirts of Mexico City. . He stopped to reud one und suw on It the statement that President J'oiics Oil and Ambaasador Mor row were conniving "to destroy Mexico," a . subsequent sentence describing Mr. Morrow as tho eno my of th la country. l.ieutonunt Holunos remonstrat ed with the men and attempted to take the posters from them. One drew his pistol, then, and shot tho young aviator, Inflicting wounds from which lie died early today, iiie entire group escaped. ' I'ullce, at about the time he was I shot, discovered walls about the .city had been covered with hun I dreds of the posters, und immedi ately set about removing them. Famine Conditions Reduce Inhabitants to a Most Pitiable Condition y ' l'KKING," Apr. . 1 At'l-AW. nlballam la on the Incrcuaft In ro molo Knnsu province where thous ands ot people, are dying dally ..from pturvatjhli ,iei' tlie shadow of ureal wall or tiiliiu and Uloug the frontiers of Tibet. Missionary William HImpson, of the Assemblies of .Qod mission at Mlhchow, Kanau, reported toduy to the Internutlnnal famlno relief commission that "famine condi tions over all Kunsu arc now ten told worse." ' , Had harvests und ruvages of Moslem raiders- have reduced tho Inhabitants of this ancient outpost of Chinese clvlliuition to the most pitiable condition. , "Children are being eaten In many districts. Muny of them are afraid to venture out of doors, either by day or by night, for fear that I hoy be'lurod off and eaten. "Kunsu is doomed. There Is no grain for sale." : - f SHANGHAI, Apr. 19 Al') Fighting was In progress on both bunks of the Yangtge Klang today between Hliasl und Ichang, Hupeh provlpce. ... I'ifteen thousund troops of llio Wuhan opposition Wore uttucked from the east by Nationalist rorces and from the west by loyal Snucliu nneso troops, Kirlng continued all last night around Ichung. Jupuneae women und children took refugo aboard a Japuonso war ship In tho river. ' Six Suffocated In South Bend, Ind. I HOUTll BKNI.i, llld., Apr. 19 (Al'l An aged woman and five children were suffocated us they slept when a defective - kitchen - stove set flro to the homo of llar ' vey Puruckor on the outskirts of Houth Hend last night. Mrs. Hohart Heads National I). A. It. Campbell Drives Carat 215 M.P.H. VKItNL't'K, ftape nf Good Hope, Apr. 1 S ( AP) Captain Malcolm Campbell, British racing driver, U In. lu unoli ItiV I (. l.ii'l. If I lw. fit I I miles an hour mark sirt by Major li-L O, U. Hegrave. touched 1Mb miles an hour in u trial run hero today In his car Iflue Hird. Suggests Step To Cut Phone Rales WAKHINGTUN, Apr. la (AP) With a new president-general, Mrs, I x w irll K, Hohart, of Cincin nati, pledged to keep tln-m so busy carrying out established policies that everyone will "forget them ever was a blacklist,' 'the UaiiKh ters of the American Itevolution were able today to give their at tention to dedication of Constitu tion hall, the I2.000.000 audloiitint which their new administration hopes to complete, Mrs. Ifobart. who swept to vic tory in yesterday's election with a support that carried with her every candidate, on her ticke;, said Im mediately afterward that she would pursue the policies of her prede cessor, Mrs, Alfred J. Itouatteuu, in every repcr;l. Wife Traders To Serve Ten Months LINCOLN, Neb,, Apr. 'J - (AP) -The Heniiet. Neb,. wlf traders Ulto Klade and Horace Heed have been sentenced lo ten months In jail, despite the plea that their wives faced destitution If deprived ul their huKbapds' support. b j POKTLANU. Ore. Apr. Hi fAP , After bearing or a decision of tin supreme court of Michigan, do 'daring void earnings paid to the Pine nl Telephone company, Frank Grant, city attorney, has suggested to thn public service commlSMlou that It eliminate from the rate base the 1 4 per cent puld by the Paci fic Telephone & Telewniph com pany, th American Hell Telephone company. Grant said this would ; reduce rates to that extent. I Grant pointed out that the Midi iumi court decision declared void the four percent puld by the Mich, igaii company in (he American l.tell company because the Parent coin pitny owned yu.o per cent of the stock of the utility. The court held (hut they are the same cm.i-puiiy. MITE HOUSE SEEKS DATA ON Ml BILL Hoover's Views on Export Debenture Plan to Be Given Later . HOUSE LIMITING DEBATE ON BILL Hope to - Have Measure At a Stage Where Amendments May Be , Considered Monday. WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 AP) The administration's views on tho export debenture plan of farm re lief probably will be fully devel oped with th transmission to the senate agriculture committee of tho conclusions of , the departmental experts on tho operation of such a system. It was disclosed today at tho White. House that experts In tho agriculture treasury and com merce departments iiuva been mak ing an Intensive study of the pro posal since the senate agrlctiltuio sub-commltttee culled on President Hoover recently to ask his opinion on the debenturo proposition. While President Hoover declined to give an off-hand opinion to the sub-commltlee, explaining he had not hud an opportunity to study the plan In detail, It Is known that tho chief executive Is opposed to what ho regards ai ti "bounty" gystoiu of farm relief; ;',v'i Favors Hmwo UUI Ho believes tile house 1)111, with out this feature,. points the way to a good start on a program for placing agriculture on a level with uthor Industiies. : , Ksnator MeNury called t tho White House today with a copy of thu tentative senate bill containing the debenture proposal. He did not see the president tout left the copy with Walter Newton, administra tive assistant to Mr.'HooVcr. ' Although the senate was in ad Jsurnnieht'uritnjiranday, the wheels of. uongxoaa,.Wfire ..gelbesis? mo mentum today for the expeditious fulfillment of one ot the principal purposes rur which It wus called Into special session. ,. , t, To Consider Bill Mon'fey . Operating under, rules limiting general debute to the remainder ot this week, the house planned to have Its farm relief bill advanced to the .atage where amendments may be considered Monday.? Lead ers were hopeful, after u survey of thu situation disclosed in the open ing discussion yesterday, that tho measure could, be ' brought . to a flnul vote tu nd sent to the sonata Tuesday oi Wednesday. They did not look for trouble In speeding pussuge of tho bill to arise Immediately out of tho Im pending struggle over Incorpora tion In It of an exdort debenture provision. . . .-. v v taiuw tiitoti'.s m;sY WASHINGTON, Apr. 19 -APi -Recommendations for change In the administrative provisions of the tariff law to give tho president a brouder base tor determining (Continued on Pago 5) TODAY'S BASEBALL YANKS WIN AtaAIN NKW VOUIC, Apr. HI (AP) The Yankees had thn best of a pitching duel betweecn Waite Hoyt and .lack Qulnn today und defeated the Athletics 3 to 1. A series ol fmtl hits In the seventh am, eighth gave them their counter when the Philadelphia fielders lot ; the. bull In thu sun. ' Tie K. I. Philadelphia 1 4 ' New York - 2 6 ' llatleries: Qulnn und Cochran, Iloyt and Orabowskl. IlKAVKS PLAT 1HHH.HRH HOHTUN, Apr, li (AP) Tho Hotiton Itraves defeated Brooklyn in a morning game as part of a Patriots' duv double bill 6 to 5, shoving act-oKt tho winning run lu j the last half or the ninth Inning. ! - . It, 11. E. Mrooklyn 5 a MostiMi . u.: H fi t PiUteries: McWeeny, Klliott, Putllson und le Merry; Jones. 1 learn und Collus, Hpohrer. appoint hiv Mii;i i:mi;a v oui :its i i .1 ; r HAL KM. Ore.. Apr. lit (AP) More than one thousand delegates had registered us the second day of the Christian Kndeavor society , of Oregon converged this morning. wtth James C. Henderson, presl ' dctif, In charge. WAMHIN(1TN, Apr, I ! (AP) In-. Julius L. Klein, of California, chief of the bureau of foreign und domestic commerce, has been se lected' by President Hoover as as sistant socretuty of eommeree. sue jcewllng Walter K. Hrown, now jpotftmaster ycneral. ciii;vr:iAM wins CLKVKLANI). Apr. I II ( AP) Cleveland made It three out of four Tor the series today by defeating lH'trolt 7 to 4 in tho American league. -j ' K. If. i;. Oelrolt A 4 8 I! Cleveland ...7 0 l Itatlerios; Horrell,, Prudhommt and Hhea: Uudlln .Kerreil und I Howell. t hlcago-Plttsbiirgh, Natlona league, postponed, ruin. HKAVKN IIK AT VANOE . liOtSTON. Apr.;i 19 .(AP) Tin' llruvus swept both ends of the Pat riots' day fete against the ltoblns (Continued on Pago 6)